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Kids Learn Ingredients of a Poem with Kwame Alexander and TCM

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Teach Kids Poetry together with Kwame Alexander and TCM

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Teaching Kids Haiku with Kwame Alexander and TCM

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Why do you think it is important to protect our lakes, rivers, estuaries and coastlines?

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Google Form: Tell me which one you chose.

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ART - "I have been drawn to works that have a lot of color in them (or detail if they are black & white). Paint seems to be a draw as well. Also be sure to spray a fixitive on chalk/pastel drawings." - Bridget Grigsby

ART - "I recommend spending substantial time and effort on the head of the fish. The more life-like the head is, the more life-like is the entire fish .Also detailing the habitat. Quality artwork that results in highly detailed habitat sets that art apart from the less detailed." - Michael Hoff

ART - "As you draw your state fish, consider how you can tell a story with your picture. Think about the fish and think about its environment. What is the fish doing in the picture? What message do you want to share with the judges and audience when they see your piece of art, and how do you want them to feel when they view it? Get creative, have fun, and enjoy the process as you create your masterpiece. Be sure to learn about your fish and its habitat so that what you're drawing is accurate, and tell the judges your fish's story in your work of art!" - Kate DiLeo

ART - "My only suggestion would be that the students should not feel compelled to draw the most colorful fish they can think of. Drawing a less colorful fish, but drawing it well, can make for a very strong piece." - Dave Schad

ART - I generally look for creativity, originality, and craftsmanship. If one of these areas is truly exceptional, it might outweigh the others, but I believe winning entries must have all three. I also really want to see artists who are doing their own style of work. If I can tell that an artist tried to mimic someone else's work, it isn't as strong as an artist who takes a risk by making the work their own. Another great thing is when students draw or paint a specific fish. For example, fish of the same species living in different areas might look quite different. I like to see a unique, individual trout, for example, rather than just a generic trout." Ted C. Hansen

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Judge's Wisdom & Sample Artwork - Wildlife Forever

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ART - "I have been drawn to works that have a lot of color in them (or detail if they are black & white). Paint seems to be a draw as well. Also be sure to spray a fixitive on chalk/pastel drawings."